Re: [base] pb with jsvc/Tomcat

2006-11-28 Thread Micha Bayer
Sorry, I just sent an empty message to the list, apologies...(keyboard
shortcuts can be a bad thing).

Are you trying to run Tomcat as a service?

You shouldn't really have any problems of this sort if you just go for
the non-service binary version of Tomcat
(http://mirror.public-internet.co.uk/apache/tomcat/tomcat-5/v5.5.20/bin/
apache-tomcat-5.5.20.zip for Windows or
http://mirror.public-internet.co.uk/apache/tomcat/tomcat-5/v5.5.20/bin/a
pache-tomcat-5.5.20.tar.gz ).

You should be able to run this as any user, just by executing the
startup.bat or startup.sh scripts in the bin directory. I never had to
compile any additional components under this setup, it works straight
out of the box for any user on either platform.

Cheers
Micha

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 [EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Emmanuel Courcelle
 Sent: 28 November 2006 10:15
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 Subject: [base] pb with jsvc/Tomcat
 
 Hello everybody
 
 My question is not completely BASE-related, but may be someone around
 here knows the solution...
 
 I would like not to run Tomcat as root user, just for security
reasons:
 it is well known that a web-server like apache should never be started
 as root, I don't see any reason why it should be different with
tomcat.
 
 So, as far as I have understood anything, the only way to start Tomcat
 as no-root is compiling and using the jsvc binary, which is given with
 tomcat.
 All is OK, except for one (important, however...) thing: when I try to
 start some plot tool, tomcat crashes with the message:
  X11 connection rejected because of wrong authentication.
 
 Any idea ?
 
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[base] long term future and support for BASE2

2006-11-28 Thread Micha Bayer
Hi,

This is a non-technical question, for a change.

We are about to make a fairly long-term commitment to BASE as our
microarray platform and were wondering what the future looks like for
BASE, in terms of support and funding (we're talking the next few years
rather than months here). 

This is obviously an issue with all open source projects, and I 'm sure
BASE is no exception. I guess many other users may be in the same boat
-- no-one wants the support for their system to suddenly dry up, and
then to have to migrate their data to something else.

It would be good if someone could shed some light on this. 

Thanks

Micha

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Re: [base] long term future and support for BASE2

2006-11-28 Thread Jari Häkkinen
Hi,

This is a fair question. We are four people involved in the BASE project 
as programmer in more or lesser degree (Nicklas and Martin are full time 
employed to work on BASE). We also have a close collaboration with the 
Oncology Department here in Lund and they also put effort in BASE (1 and 
2) progress.

The software part of BASE crew is funded until the end of 2009. BASE is 
an essential part of the core service at the microarray facility here at 
Lund University so we expect to be supporting BASE at least during this 
time. What happens beyond 2010 depends on so many things...

So, jump on to BASE and help us make the software better.


Cheers,

Jari


Micha Bayer wrote:
 Hi,
 
 This is a non-technical question, for a change.
 
 We are about to make a fairly long-term commitment to BASE as our
 microarray platform and were wondering what the future looks like for
 BASE, in terms of support and funding (we're talking the next few years
 rather than months here). 
 
 This is obviously an issue with all open source projects, and I 'm sure
 BASE is no exception. I guess many other users may be in the same boat
 -- no-one wants the support for their system to suddenly dry up, and
 then to have to migrate their data to something else.
 
 It would be good if someone could shed some light on this. 
 
 Thanks
 
 Micha
 
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 Bioinformatics Specialist
 Genetics Programme
 The Scottish Crop Research Institute
 Invergowrie
 Dundee
 DD2 5DA
 Scotland, UK
 Telephone +44(0)1382 562731 ext. 2309
 Fax +44(0)1382 562426
 http://www.scri.sari.ac.uk/MichaBayer.htm
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[base] Imagene data import

2006-11-28 Thread Anup Parikh

We have been using base 1.2 for a year now. The batch importer we had
created for base 1 is useless for base2. Therefore we are moving to using
the UI to import each chip. We are using the ImaGene quantitation software
and which seems to be supported in base2. But I cannot figure out now to
import raw data. Is there no way to merge files from different channels?

Thank you,
Anup Parikh
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[base] Offline files

2006-11-28 Thread Giovanni Coppola
Hi everybody,
I have two questions:
1) is there a way to download images or raw data files in batches?
2) while I was trying that (to download more than one file at once),  
in the 'Files and Directories' tree, I accidentally moved Offline  
some files, and now I don't seem able to download them anymore. Is  
there a way to restore them in the Primary position?
Thanks in advance
Giovanni
  
  

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Re: [base] Offline files

2006-11-28 Thread Nicklas Nordborg
Giovanni Coppola wrote:
 Hi everybody,
 I have two questions:
 1) is there a way to download images or raw data files in batches?

No.

 2) while I was trying that (to download more than one file at once),  
 in the 'Files and Directories' tree, I accidentally moved Offline  
 some files, and now I don't seem able to download them anymore. Is  
 there a way to restore them in the Primary position?

They have been deleted from the server. You have to upload them again.

/Nicklas


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Re: [base] Imagene data import

2006-11-28 Thread Nicklas Nordborg
Anup Parikh wrote:
 We have been using base 1.2 for a year now. The batch importer we had 
 created for base 1 is useless for base2. Therefore we are moving to 
 using the UI to import each chip. We are using the ImaGene quantitation 
 software and which seems to be supported in base2. But I cannot figure 
 out now to import raw data. Is there no way to merge files from 
 different channels?

The current importers can only import data if everything is in one file. 
There are two options:

1. Merge the files before uploading them to BASE
2. Create an import plugin that can import Imagene files

Anyone who volunteer for this?

/Nicklas


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